Daily Republican., 1887-07-27
FOURTH EDITION
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PHILADELPHIA, Juy 21 Mrs. Bon
zinR, aged 50 years, of No. 14l4 South
Fifth street, who wac run over and bad
ly injured by o People'e Line car, at
Eighth and Germantown road on Men.
day died yeBterday In the Episcopal
Hospital. The conductor, Gus Brown,
and the driver, Heusy Kline, were
given hearing at the Twenty .second
district station house yesterday and
were committed to await the result OF
the eoroner's inquest, which will take
place this morning.
Several people who were 10 the car
and witnessed the affair say that the
car was crowded and Mrs. Bsnzing WAS
standing up In the front part Several
passengers got on and the conductor
shouted "move mp 'front.'" The peopls
who were standing moved up and
pushed Mrs. BeBzinR out on TO the
front platform, which was an open
dasher. As the car turned on the curve
at Germantown road the driver failed
to walk his horses. as ordered by the
oompany's rules, and the sudden turn
threw Mrs. Bepzing of. She fell be-.
meath the wheels and both her legs we're
badly crushed. She was taken to the
hptbOOpol hOeplthls WuoEo buo KomhAuou
unconscious until her death.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the attention Of Reserve Officer Cousins,
who was on duty ut Broad and Chest
nut streets, Was attracted by cries OF
"Mad doel" and caught sight OF . small
black and tan dog making his way
cellAneous crowd of excited and per
n nj ri m nftt1ana Thu hnn xua fYnt h N q
at the mouth, and made spasmodic
snaps ut every object which came with.
In his reach. The officer Joined In the
ohase, and q few moments later the
rabid brute sprapg into cigar store on
Broad street, below South Penn quare,
where his career was ended by o we'll
directed shot from the Off GER revolver.
1t is not known where the dog came
from or what damage he did.
A gang Of italian laborers at work on
the railroad near Princeton junction
INDUCED In o general scrap on Monday
morning In which knives, stones, pick
handles and shovels played q conspicu
ous part. Lugo Gsbrella was left on
the battle ground with . fractured
skull, and was afterward quietly hus
tied to his home, 709 South Seventh
street, by his friends and pat to bed
The police got wind Of the affair and
arrested Paul Narata, Joseph Fisco,
Frank DeRraget, Vincent Launto and
Alfonso Launto, all OF whom were
com mitted to the county jail > yeste day
by MagistrAte Lelar to await the result,
Of Gabrella's injuries.
Mary Blaney, said to live at Port
Richmond, WAS struck and killed yes
tsrday morning by . train on the An.
boy Division Of the Pennsy lvAnia Rail
road, while picking berrie0, near Fish
House.
| John Dannenman committed suicide
yesterday by hanging himself in 8
stable.
Robert Irving, IA years OF age, fel
overheard into the Delaware from Q
scow at Walnut street wharf yesteI da J
and was drowned.
Mary Wilmington, who Is said by tn.
police to have cOnsorted with some o.
the most notorious thieves In this city
was charged before Magistrate Pols
yesterday with having stolen property
to the value Of $3.50 from the trunks o.
three servant girls, which were stored
ut 529 Mulberry street. Mary was com
mitted in default Of $500 bail for fur
ther hearing On Tuesday next.
Magistrate Pole yesterday Issued 9
warrant for the arrest Of Alfred Krumm
manufacturer of "noodles" at No. 231l
North Tenth street. The warrant was
Issued upon the affidavit Of President
Amerling. Of the American Society fol
the Prevention Of tho Adultera.ion oi
Food, etc., who charges Krumm with
using chrome yellow for the ooloring o.
noodles"